Steòrnabhagh
Steòrnabhagh is the largest settlement on the Isle of Lewis and the administrative capital of the Outer Hebrides in Scotland. It is located on the east coast of Lewis, at the head of Stornoway Harbour, a large natural bay. The town is the main commercial, cultural, and transport hub for the Outer Hebrides. Its name is derived from Old Norse, meaning "Sveinn's bay."
Historically, Steòrnabhagh grew around its harbour, which was a natural and strategic location for fishing and
Today, Steòrnabhagh is a bustling centre with a population of around 6,000 people. Key services and institutions